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    What do you carry? Your honor‚ your love‚ your sudoku book‚ or a packet of cigarette? They carry all of them at Tim O’Brien’s masterpiece‚ “The Things They Carried”. By the way what does Tim O’Brien carry? He carries different writing and storytelling techniques. For Tim O’Brien or for a reader of “The Things They Carried”‚ the war includes a lots of different personalities‚ memories and lives such as Kiowa‚ Jimmy Cross‚ Ted Lavender… In a word‚ the war includes “variety” and it is complicated.

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    * Biology past papers 2002 1 List an external feature of each of the following types of organism that would identify the Group to which it belongs. type of... Premium * Business Past Paper CXC PAST PAPERS SOCIAL STUDIES Before you begin to write your answers‚ choose OE of the following topics and write it in the space provided. (i) ’The... Premium * May 2008 Past Paper Solution cxcDirect Institute Q5. The diagrams below highlight the main areas of Q5 (see past paper for original). R RS

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    Aaron Hardel Hr. 6 Themes of the Carried In “The Things they Carried” Tim O’Brien creates many intriguing scenes based around his three themes. They all link the whole book to become a whole story and not to miss anything happening. Also he makes good wordplay when in intense or meaningful parts of this book to really make everything pop out at you. “The Things they Carried” has three main themes including the emotional and physical burdens‚ fear of shame being a motivator‚ and the subjection of

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    harmful. The picture book The Lost Thing (2000)‚ written and illustrated by Shaun Tan‚ explores the themes of belonging and alienation that occur in modern society. The story begins with a man trying to recall stories from his youth. The only one he can remember is about when he was a young boy and he discovers a gigantic‚ red‚ machine-like animal that is lost and alone at the beach. The boy takes pity on the creature and decides to try to find out where it belongs. The book is written in a simple

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    Enrique Camacho-Moreno American Literature Museaus‚ Steve Essay The Red Badge of Courage‚ by Stephen Crane‚ and The Things They Carried‚ by Tim O’Brien‚ are two novels set a century apart‚ yet they both connect to one another. Tim O’Brien’s novel illustrates his experience in the Vietnam War‚ while Stephen Crane’s novel demonstrates his experience in the Civil War. These two novels focus on the image one gives himself while going into the war and image one gets going out of it‚ whether one makes

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    November 2012 O’Brien’s Theme of Rejection and Disconnect Why does O’Brien use the theme of rejection to convey his experience in war? In the book‚ The Things They Carried‚ Tim O’Brien writes about his experience in the Vietnam War. He uses many themes to show how the war has changed the soldiers and how the citizens perceive the war. Throughout the book‚ he uses the theme of rejection to show the disconnection between the soldiers at war and the citizens at home. O’Brien defines the relationship

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    October 3‚ 2012 Past is Past Past is past. From whom do we often hear this quote? We frequently hear this from different people around us which experienced a lot of things in their lives such as: those people who experienced falling in and out of love and do not want to talk about what they had before hence they bring the flow of their conversation with their friends to another topic; those who are mistreated in their past‚ avoiding to remember what happened way back

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    group so he lives his life in grief since he never forgave himself of the deaths. The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien is novel narrated by Tim O’Brien describing events that occurred during his experience in the Vietnam War. This bittersweet novel takes place if various events throughout the book‚ scattering the events that took place in Tim O’Brien’s thoughts. One of the characters in the book named Jimmy Cross was the lieutenant/leader of Tim O’Brien’s group in the Vietnam War. Throughout

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    A nation past For this assignment I have some interesting questions and some good statements to go thru. It is mainly about how a nation past has helped shaping their identity we see today. For this statement I´m starting off with just looking at Australia‚ and further on I will bring in some other countries so we can compare them together to either see the statement true or wrong. The Aboriginals is a great part of Australian history‚ but do people all over the world really know they lived in Australia

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    taken off. One critical analysis of Tim O’Brien’s short story “The Things They Carried” says‚ “The weight under which the men struggle cannot be lightened by the discarding of war equipment for it extends far beyond the physical reminders” (Korb‚ par. 6). “The Things They Carried” invites the reader to sympathize with the soldiers’ inability to shake off the intangible weight of emotion while shedding the tangible weight of the things they carried. The tangible form of weight‚ or the weight that

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